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“Pierre Curry”: in Carcassonne, incorrect street signs sold at auction

2024-03-07T14:36:25.802Z

Highlights: Carcassonne town hall decides to auction off two “ Avenue Pierre Curry ” signs. At the end of February, municipal employees fixed two plaques defaced with the name of the Nobel Prize winner in physics. The sale is scheduled to last from March 8 to 31. The profits will be donated to the League Against Cancer. The error was initially intended to pay homage to the French physicist Pierre Curie, “ into a useful buzz, ” wrote the town hall in a press release.


Following its blunder, the town hall decided to put the two street signs up for auction from March 8 to 31, the profits will be donated to the League Against Cancer.


After a controversy over misspelled plaques in the name of the famous physicist Pierre Currie, the Carcassonne town hall decided to auction off two “

Avenue Pierre Curry

signs

, for the benefit of the League Against Cancer.

The mayor of Carcassonne, Gérard Larrat, wanted to transform

the error which was initially intended to pay homage to the French physicist Pierre Curie,

into a useful buzz ,

wrote the town hall in a press release published on its website.

The sale is scheduled to last from March 8 to 31.

At the end of February, municipal employees fixed two plaques defaced with the name of the Nobel Prize winner in physics, triggering mockery and criticism on social networks.

Source: lefigaro

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